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Fluorescence line narrowing techniques are used to record the spectral energy transfer with the R 1 line of Cr 3+ in emerald from 30-140K. In marked contrast to the situation in ruby the transfer is established to be non-radiative, two-phonon-assisted and dipole-dipole in nature.
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